All,
I know this is a little off topic, but u-boot is the only project I've
found implementing a feature I'd like to add to a project.
Specifically, the macro U_BOOT_CMD() and it's use of
section(".u_boot_cmd").
I'd like to implement something similar in a userspace C program, but I
can't get it to work. A lot of my searches on the net for my various
errors leads me to believe I should let gcc do the linking and not mess
with ld.
I've gotten to the point where it compiles cleanly, but then I get 'No
such file or directory" from bash when trying to run the resulting
executable. (Using ld)
Is there a succinct way to use the modified output of 'ld -v' from gcc
so that I can place the array of structs between _blah_start and
_blah_end?
I've tried 'gcc -Wl,-T,mylink.lds -Wl,-u_blah_thisone ...' and that
compiles fine, and runs, but there is no struct found when I iterate
from _blah_start to _blah_end. The output of 'strings a.out | grep
_blah' gives only _blah_end. I'm a bit out of my depth here. Any help
appreciated.
thx,
Jason.
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